Make AI Videos for Kids That Aren't Slop

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We'll use Claude, Veo, Suno, and Eleven Labs. For video editing, we recommend DaVinci Resolve (free version) or we'll demonstrate an approach using Claude Code. We'll share setup details before the session so you're ready to go on day one.

These are the tools we demo and prefer, but the concepts and workflow apply across tools. Use what you have. You'll leave with a production framework that works regardless of which specific tools you end up with.

Most have free tiers or trial periods sufficient for the workshop. A few have paid plans, but you won't need them to participate. We'll share what you need before we meet so there are no surprises.

Yes. Whether you've never edited video or have years of production experience, you'll walk away with a toolkit and workflow you can put to use immediately. The AI tools change what's possible at every level.

You'll need a laptop or desktop from roughly the last three to four years. The tools we use run in the browser, but video generation and editing are demanding. An older or underpowered machine will slow you down. And an iPad or tablet won't work for the production portions of the workshop.

The tools range from free to roughly $20-30/month each. We'll talk through cost tradeoffs during the workshop and how to build a lean stack that fits your situation and output goals.